The wild species of lilies have an elegance lost in modern hybrids. Most open their gorgeous flowers in summer when garden color is at a premium. Plant among low-growing perennials such as hostas or epimediums for seasonal color accents.
They thrive in well-drained soil in light to moderate shade; they also do well with morning sun.
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Lilium concolor (yellow flower) NEW!This Japanese native lily grows in grassy areas in the mountains. It grows 1-2 feet tall, with 1-5 flowers atop a slender stem, blooming in early summer. The flowers are about 2 inches across; in this very rare form bright yellow with a little spotti...
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Lilium formosanum 'Hime' NEW!Dwarf selection of a very easily grown lily from Taiwan, growing about a foot tall with very slender leaves. The showy white trumpet flowers have pink stripes on the outside. Happy with morning sun or light shade in any well-drained soil. Very durabl...
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